Ballymore

Sean Mulryan’s love of Ballymore Eustace is a long-established one, dating as it does back to 1979, when at the age of 25, he developed his first one-(...)

Developer Seán Mulryan’s Ballymore Group has named Paul Carty as its new director of construction in Ireland as the company advances two key projects (...)

A South Korean real estate investment trust has completed the purchase of one of the five office buildings under construction at Dublin Landings compl(...)

The Central Bank has decided to sell its Spencer Dock building in the International Financial Services Centre (IFSC) in Dublin, which it bought for €1(...)

The largest build-to-let apartment development planned for the Dublin docklands goes for sale later this week on the international market – nearly 12 (...)

A development site with planning permission for 296 apartments and houses along the Royal Canal at Ashtown, Dublin 15, is to be offered for sale by N(...)

Seamus Murphy was something of a maverick in Dublin’s small stockbroking community in late 2006 when he suddenly turned negative on Irish banks. That(...)

The State’s main 11 banks and building societies racked up a total of €140 billion in loan losses in the decade since western Europe’s worst property (...)

A South Korean institutional investor is closing in on a deal to buy the second of five office buildings being developed in the Dublin docklands by S(...)

The United States paid Irish property developer Ballymore £120 million (€135 million) for the site of its controversial new embassy in London, which h(...)